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I would love this to happen and real consequences are given. Fire those that were already walking a thin line, and see how much their ass if going to enjoy being even more broke. Any black person with a clue or decent job will know to come in to work.
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[#3]
Doesn't this already happen in places on MLK Day? Never seems to shut down the country or nothing. And there is more Monday Night Football so its all meh.
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[#5]
Making jokes is too easy.
Why on earth would a gainfully employed black person want to own this bullshit? |
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Quoted: The jokes write themselves. Link Officer-involved shootings over the past several years have given rise to the Black Live Matter movement and a number of protests nationwide. Most recently, protesters took to the streets in Charlotte, North Carolina, following the death of Keith Lamont Scott at the hand of police officers. But African American actor Isaiah Washington who is best known for his role in ABC's "Grey's Anatomy," proposed a different kind of protest in a Facebook post on Tuesday: "Imagine if every single African American in the United States that was really fed up with being angry, sad and disgusted, would pick ONE DAY to simply 'stay at home' from every single job, work site, sports arena and government office in the United States of America. I'm very sure that within 72 hours from Wall Street to the NFL...Black Lives Would Matter. September 26, 2016 is THE DAY." View Quote View Quote eheheheheheheh........really? |
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12% of the population. NFL and some city jobs maybe might not fare well, otherwise no biggie. What % of the workforce? I would like to defend my dark skinned brothers and sisters by noting that a great many Black people are fine, capable, productive, hardworking, citizens. I say this not because I'm afraid of being called a racist, but because I just want all the Black folk out there who are living up to their end of the Social Contract to know that truly appreciate them and value them as fellow citizens... But, it ain't those Black folk who are going to be taking the day off in protest. |
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I would like to defend my dark skinned brothers and sisters by noting that a great many Black people are fine, capable, productive, hardworking, citizens. I say this not because I'm afraid of being called a racist, but because I just want all the Black folk out there who are living up to their end of the Social Contract to know that truly appreciate them and value them as fellow citizens... But, it ain't those Black folk who are going to be taking the day off in protest. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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12% of the population. NFL and some city jobs maybe might not fare well, otherwise no biggie. What % of the workforce? I would like to defend my dark skinned brothers and sisters by noting that a great many Black people are fine, capable, productive, hardworking, citizens. I say this not because I'm afraid of being called a racist, but because I just want all the Black folk out there who are living up to their end of the Social Contract to know that truly appreciate them and value them as fellow citizens... But, it ain't those Black folk who are going to be taking the day off in protest. I wasnt trying to attack them. |
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[#14]
Isaiah Washington is the guy that said "Gay Lives Don't Matter" back in 07.
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[#15]
That will be a lot of brain surgery and rocket science that will have to be rescheduled.
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[#23]
This reminds me of the "Day without Mexicans" thing. "I can't find lettuce at the store, and I don't hear any leafblowers. Something's up." You can't take a day OFF unless you have a JOB. |
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[#25]
Maybe welfare beneficiaries can boycott by going to work that day.
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[#26]
Evidently a few of my co workers got an early start on this by missing Friday night............
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[#27]
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All this, in exchange for peanut butter. http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u494/eesmith79/E4009ABD-3D78-4586-887C-E656DD67C934_zpsvqmreo9s.jpg View Quote source? |
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[#29]
Well, it's Monday morning, and everyone is showing up for work here at my office. Guess they didn't get the memo. Too busy having a life and being productive members of society I guess.
But then, I work in a professional office (land law), and it's considered a good gig. |
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All this, in exchange for peanut butter. http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u494/eesmith79/E4009ABD-3D78-4586-887C-E656DD67C934_zpsvqmreo9s.jpg source? A collation of census bureau and fbi crime report data. I didn't create it, but I looked up GDP and it checks out and the crime stuff looks generally right from having seen the stats before. |
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[#33]
Yeah, that'll work. The African born blacks don't identify well with American blacks. The Caribbean blacks are discriminated against by American blacks and they probably won't support it either. The middle class American blacks don't identify with the po either.
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Quoted: Yeah, that'll work. The African born blacks don't identify well with American blacks. The Caribbean blacks are discriminated against by American blacks and they probably won't support it either. The middle class American blacks don't identify with the po either. View Quote I was so used to it here that it really opened my eyes how bad race relations are in the US. |
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All this, in exchange for peanut butter. http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u494/eesmith79/E4009ABD-3D78-4586-887C-E656DD67C934_zpsvqmreo9s.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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12% of the population. NFL and some city jobs maybe might not fare well, otherwise no biggie. What % of the workforce? All this, in exchange for peanut butter. http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/u494/eesmith79/E4009ABD-3D78-4586-887C-E656DD67C934_zpsvqmreo9s.jpg But if you reverse that those crime numbers would fall by half or 75% |
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[#39]
Sounds good. Maybe they'll get fired for failing to show up for work.
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When I went to Barbados, it was really weird that there was no chip on the shoulder of blacks there. I was so used to it here that it really opened my eyes how bad race relations are in the US. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Yeah, that'll work. The African born blacks don't identify well with American blacks. The Caribbean blacks are discriminated against by American blacks and they probably won't support it either. The middle class American blacks don't identify with the po either. I was so used to it here that it really opened my eyes how bad race relations are in the US. That's not surprising. Before I retired I had a number of out of status Africans that I arrested tell me that they don't understand why black Americans have such a bad attitude. They'd gladly trade places with them in a heartbeat. I'm guessing that life in America is much better than in Africa. At least that's the consensus from most of the Africans that I have talked to. I haven't come across a single one that wanted to go back to Africa. It's too bad we can't do an exchange program (sending some of ours to Africa) as a lot of these out of status Africans seem to be hard working people. (Not counting the criminal ones that commit fraud and thefts). |
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[#44]
If he really wanted to make a difference for blacks, he needed to ask them to not kill anyone for a full day. In Chicago alone that would save several lives immediately. |
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If he really wanted to make a difference for blacks, he needed to ask them to not kill anyone for a full day. In Chicago alone that would save several lives immediately. View Quote ouch!....good one. except the folks who kill probably don't much care one way or the other heck they shoot their bros in the back of the head at BLM protests....hoping nobody would notice. and they pretty much didn't. |
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